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Thomas puts Cov in mood for Wembley

By John Wragg

COVENTRY’S warm-up for their biggest day in 30 years couldn’t have gone much better. The Sky Blues are at Wembley next Sunday in the Checkatrade Trophy final against Oxford.
It’s a break from the unrelenting bad news that is likely to see them in League Two very soon.
It is something you wouldn’t have thought possible in your worst Sky Blue nightmare on that sunny afternoon in May 1987 when Coventry beat Spurs to win the FA Cup.
Coventry was brought to a standstill on the Sunday the club brought the Cup back. Next Sunday the city will be nearly empty...

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